KEEN Men's Drift Creek H2 Closed Toe Water Sandals

I've taken this one shoe all over Hawaii, Europe, and Central America. It easily comes off and on in airports. It drains easily as a water shoe, but I have also worn it with black socks to the fanciest of restaurants. And, with thick hiking socks, I have hiked to the top of mountains. The sole is comfortable soft rubber, but yet it doesn't wear out.Even though I'm usually very frugal when it comes to clothing and shoes, spending a little more on this one was definitely worth the money. It would have been a bargain at twice the price.

This is a case where you get what you pay for. Yes, they are pretty expensive, especially for a pair of sandals. But they are very well made, last a long time, are comfortable to wear, and are just a GREAT pair of sandals. So, expensive, but worth every penny. When these finally wear out, I will be buying another pair of Keens.

Great shoes as always, but too narrow for my boats.

The Keen Drift Creek H2 fit as expected. I am a 9.5 on a Brannock Device and the 9.5 Drift Creeks fit very well. If you are used to older Keen sandals, these fit a little different. They are definitely lighter weight, the sole is less bulky, the toe box is a little bit narrower, the body of the sandals are also a not as wide. Some may not like these changes, however I find them to be much better fitting, less clunky, and more athletic feeling.If you are a hiker and expect water crossings these are excellent to take with you. They cinch up well, so you don’t have to worry about losing them in a river. The soles give you a decent feel for what’s under the water’s surface while also providing good protection against sharp rocks and gravel.My older Keens lasted for 12 years and have been with me through many expeditions. I fully expect these new Drift Creeks to serve as worthy replacements.

Open Toe Sandals are a big no no when you're mucking through swamps and bat caves...This shoe provides decent tow coverage and extremely good drainage. I've noticed that my 6' 2" stepdaughter is never around when they go missing.. I came back to purchase her a pair so I don't have to engage in mortal combat to use my sandals...Keen is at the top of their game these days...and TEVA would be well advised to put more effort into their quality control...because Keen has Teva BEATEN hands down. The fit on mine was a little squeezy....1/2 larger would have made these perfect.

i've had 3 pairs of keens for almost 15 years. They were great really lasted but eventually one by one the souls came unglued. So since those were great i thought i'd buy some new ones expecting a similar experience. But noooo, these are horrible, they material feels rough, the fit isn't snug and comfortable like my original 3 pairs. The footing feels loose, the form for your heal doesn't seem correct. Really disappointed in the options for sandals from keen, they seems to like the h2 with feels like you're wearing some clown shoes and then this style and maybe 1 or 2 others. Did i mention how horrible these felt and fit, no where near as comfortable as previous version.

My husband loves wearing it and I am also a fan of the Keen brand. I will buy mine next!

I'm disappointed to say I had to send these sandals back. Everything about them seemed great- the fit, the weight, the material were all good. The only thing was that the heels on these are strangely a bit narrow and there is a sharp edge at the top where the outer rubber is molded to the cushioned inner sole. As soon as I put my weight on these and walked for a moment I felt them digging into the sides of my heels. I love Keen so I'm going to exchange for the Newport H2 and give those a go.